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This dish is amazing! We've served it to KDcat's friends before and they gobble it right up!

Rawvioli

"Pasta":

1 fat turnip, thinly sliced on a mandolin

olive oil

salt

juice of 1/3 lemon

Marinade turnip slices in olive oil, salt, and lemon juice until very pliable.

Filling:

1 cup total nuts (almonds and cashews, mixed)

1/2 cup soaked sunflower seeds

1 lemon, peeled

2-4 cloves garlic

1 Tablespoon nama shoyu

dash nutmeg

Blend filling in food processor, until smooth. Then add the following ingredients:

2 Tablespoons finely chopped parsley

2 Tablespoons finely chopped basil

Salt to taste

Take the filling and place a small dollop of it inside a piece of "pasta" and fold the pasta over to form a rawvioli! Keep doing this until either the turnip or filling is all gone. Serve this as is, or top with pesto or marinara sauce.

Enjoy!! I'm hungry for it now that I've typed of the recipe. Yum!!!

Original Comments

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On October 24, 2008, WendiDee wrote:

Those look more like pierogies now that I see this picture, again. If you use two slices of turnip with the filling between them, you'll have more of a rawvioli shape. ;-)

Also, for the filling we rarely mix together all of these ingredients anymore. It's become much more simple in our home. The filling now consists of:

1 cup nuts (cashews, macadamia)
1 sweet red or yellow pepper
1 spicy pepper, seeds removed
Lemon to taste
Salt to taste (Jim prefers Nama Shoyu)
Garlic to taste

Really, just experiment and keep tasting until it tastes divine to you!

Lots of love to all of you!

Wendi
XOXOXO

On October 25, 2008, medamoso wrote:

mmm...they do look like pierogies. They just look soooo delicious. Thanks for posting this and for your video on turnips.

On October 26, 2008, WendiDee wrote:

Sometimes when we make nut dip there is some left over. Whenever we make pierogies or rawviolis, using the same nut dip, we somehow finish it all!

Love,

Jim

On May 29, 2009, Craigslist Proxy wrote:

Some good points raised in that post. Will be back to check for more.